The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-26
ta,ves, signed the following bills, originating in

tatives, signed the following bills, originating in
the Senate:
An act to incorporate the Florida Sub Tropi-
cal Exposition.
An act recurring all railroad companies in this
State to furnish 6rst-class cars receiving first
class fares for the separate and exclusive use Of
colored persons.
An ACT 10 provide for the issuing and service
of writs process and notices in civil suits and
proceedings at law in certain cases.
An act to amend section OF an act granting
aid for the construction of the brownsville, Tai
lahassee s. Gulf Railroad, As amended by an act
entitled an act to amend section IA of an act en-
titled an act granting aid for the construction OF
the Townsville, Tallahassee and Gulf Rail-
road.
ORDERS THE DAY.
Senate bill No. 1856 was read second time and,
on motion of Mr.. Tippin, passed to Its third
reading.
Senate bill No 80, was read second time.
Mr. Rielby offered the following Add TO sec
ton g. or the purchase or sale OF wine Tor the
use of the sick on physicians prescriptions, or
for the use of churches for sacramental purpo-
ses;" adopted. c a
ment After the word sold" in section 3, line
/. add: cor TO whose order any intoxicating H.
ounrs. wines or beer are shipped with intent 10
sell :" not adopted.
Mr.. Pelot Offered AS q suOautule lor Oecuoh
ANY persou who shall sell cause to be sold any
liquors as provided in this act, in any county vo-
ting against the sale of such liquors in such county
contrary 10 the provisions OF TINS ACT, snaln o DC
yiction shall be fined in q sum not exceeding nve
hundred dollars, or Imprisonment not exceeding Six
months or by both fine and imprisonment.
MIR. Robinson offered the lono"hg aIhenu-
men to Section 3
Amend Section by inserting amer the words
"persons" in line /, the words residing in any
county or precinct voting against the sale OF snch
liquors. and by striking out all of line 2 after the
word ''sale" and insertn or into" and by striking
in line 3 the words Tor any person or persons "
adopted.
House bill No. 233 on motion of Mr.. Camp
bell was made the special order for II O'Clock
tomorrow.
The question recurring on the substitute offer
ed by Mr. Pelot to section of Senate bill No
80 Mr.. Hind moved to lay the bill and pending
amendments on the table; not agreed 10.
Mr.. Pelots substitute for section 3 was adopt
Mr. Spear offered the following In section 1,
line 38, after malt" insert "Or patent alcoholic
bilters :" adopted.
Mr.. Peoples offered the following
Sec. 4. That nothing in this act shall be so con-
strued as to prevent the manufacture and sale Of
pure domestic wines free of license tax in such
counties and districts where the sale of alcoholic
liquors allowed to be sold.
Sec. s. That any adding, causing to be ad
de1. alcoholic liquors of any kind to domestic
Wines and offer the same, cause the same to be
offered for sale, shall be deemed guilty of selling
alcoholic liquors without license, and be punished
for the same as provided for in this act adopted.
Mr.. Shavers offered the following: Add after
line two in section : Prorided, That nothing
in this ACT shall be 80 construed rs 10 prevent the
sale of such wines as are used for eating pur
poses
Mr.. Fillingim moved to lay the amendment
on the table agreed 10.
Mr. Clark offered the following: Preceded, That
nothing in this act shall prevent the sale OF any
domestic wine by the producer or manufacturer
thereof in quantities of one gallon or more.
Mr.. Daniel moved to lay the amendment on
the table agreed TO.
Mr. Hicks offered the following substitute for
section 5. This bill shall 60 into effect and
become operative from and after its passage
adopted.
Mr. Mason offered the following In line g. OF
section g insert after the word Liquors" "by
paying license tax of 81 900 year, which on
motion of Mr.. Brown, was laid on the table.
Mr.. Pelot offered the following: Insert after
the word imprisonment" ''in the county jail :"
adopted
NJ. Washington moved to reconsider the vote
by which Mr. Clarks amendment was laid on
the table
Mr. Campbell moved to lay the motion to
consider on the table; not agreed to, and the
bill was ordered engrossed
For Joint Session proceedings see Senate re-
port.
The President declared that no person had re-
ceived majority Of the votes cast, and there
was no election.
On motion of Mr. Tolbert, the Joint Session
adjourned until IL o'clock tomorrow.
On motion Of Mr.. Hind the House took re-
cess until o'clock p. NJ.
THREE O'CLOCK p NJ.
The House resumed its session.
The Speaker in the chair.
A quorum present.
Mr. Rourke moved that the constitutional pro.
vision he dispensed with, and that Senate bill
No l be taken up on its third reading agreed to
by two-thirds majority, and the bill passed.
Mr. Washington, of the Committee on City
House bill No. 240.
Mr.. Duncan moved that the report be consd-
cred agreed to, and the substitute for House bill
No 240 was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Duncan, the bill was read
the second and third times and passed.
House bill No. 1863 was passed.
message from the Senate announced the
passage of House bill No. so and Senate bill No.
258
Substitute for House bills Nos "a, 70 and 81
was taken up.
Mr. Duncan of Sumter moved that the bill be
made the special order for tomorrow at O'Clock
P. NJ. agreed to.
On melton Of Mr. Hicks, the rule was waived
and Senate bill No. 1877 was taken up and read
the second time. and, on motion Of Mr.. Umstead,
the constitutional requirements were waived and
the bill read the third time and passed.
House bills Nos. 1874, 81, 1877 and 1872 were
passed.
Mr. Cromwell moved that the House adjourn
agreed to.